Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-11
Board of Snnervisors.


The Board met yesterday, pursuant TO
adjournment; all the members present.
Minutes of March 9th read and approved.
Reports of C. NJ. Chapman, 0verseer of
Road District No 6 T. J. Brown, Overseer
of Road District No. Z, and A. NJ. Plummer,
Oyerseer of Road District No. s. were read
and referred to the Committee on Roads
and Bridges.
The report OF the viewers on the petition
of Eben Owen ct al. for a road near Nc
Connell's station was read and ordered on
file.
Mr.. Ross moved that the report of the
viewers be adopted, and the road, as laid
out by them, declared public highway, 40
feet v ide Carried. The Overseer of Road
District No IA was instructed to open said
road in accordance with the report.
r. NJ. Clarken appeared before the Board
and made q statement in regard to the mat
ter of the application for guardianship of
the minor heirs of john 7. keegan, in
competent, stating that the heirs were too
poor 10 pay the fees necessary TO be PAID IN
such cases to the County Clerk. He asked.
on behalf of the heirs. who are now IA and
Il years of age respectively, that the Board
remit the fees of the County Clerk in this
case. On motion of Mr.. McMullen, the re-
quest was granted.
The Board spent the greater portion OF
the day as a Finance Committee, acting
upon the usual monthly bills.
UNION GROVE Union Grove, No. CT, T.
A.o.D., was Instituted Tuesday evening,
at Pioneer Hall, and the following officers
were elected. Louis Goldstein, Noble Arch
of Waihalla Grove, acted as Deputy Grand
Marshal at the installation Past Arch, NJ.
S. Nevis Noble Arch, E. Lavine Vice
Arch. George Lichthardt; Secretary, w. L.
Benning: Treasurer Charles Peterson ;
Conductor, j. L. Rosa; Inside Guard j. 2.
Nevis; Outside Guard, John Contente
Trustees-J. Gerbert, P. G. Riehl. NJ. Lima
District Deputy, NJ. s. Nevis. The Grove
was Instituted with thlrty-four members,
and starts with bright prospects. II was
Organized through the efforts of Noble
Grand Arch Dir. II. K. Morton, of San
Francisco, who was present Tuesday even
ing.
FUNERAL or HENRY GRIcE.-There was
a very large attendance yesterday afternoon
mon the funeral of the late Henry Grice,
testifviup 10 the regard felt for him by peo-
nin If all classes 1t took place from
Masonic Temple. where religious services
were conducted by Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis.
The funeral procession was ntautu w the
First Artillery Band, and included Sacra-
mento Commandery, Knights Templar ;
Washington Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. NJ
Veterans OF the Mexican War, and citizens
generally, occupying a long line Of car
Tiages. Many beautiful floral testimonials
were placed upon the grave
AUCTION SALE OF SrocR- = Bell q Co;
will sell at the Pacific Stables. Second
street. between K and L. at 10 o'clock this
morning. twelve head of good young work
horses and new spring wagon Sale pos
tive; terms, cash.
TIE success ard immediate popularity
attained by Louis DeLange during the
northern tour of the Pyke Opera Company
was unprecedented.
No Piano but the Mathushek' has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame
John f. Cooper
JEANNE WINSTON is the original " Boo,
caccior in this country. She is unrlvalen
he raio